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Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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Satriella, aww, thanks! haha, yeah I try my best....there's great value in being nice to people. Occasionally I'll completely flip out and go mental at someone, but usually 'cause they've done/said something ridiculously unfair to someone else! hehe.
Thanks for your best wishes, a 962 would be nice, but I can't see myself ever earning $1.5 million! hehe. Good to see you still posting and keeping up with the flow, I hope you have a cool weekend!
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Fri Nov 4 '05 1:22:18 pm
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Dark Ripper
Ricardo Gomes
Braga
Portugal
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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i don't beleave it either man ...
i don't care ...
i just want every one to be happy man ...
i'v registed in that forum and i'm going to say what you just did okay ?
sorry if i hurt you in any way okay ?
:(
i would like to see you here soon plizzzz
plizzzzz
take care
\m/
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Fri Nov 4 '05 1:45:59 pm
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Stevee T
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blue buffalo...no cheating....lol...like a little tiny Robin...lmao
Satriella...thanks...you made my day...I'm cookin' up a batch tomorrow...if you'd like to me send you one for free...just email me your mailing address...steve@stevetrott.com.... thanks again
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Fri Nov 4 '05 3:01:13 pm
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Two Shay
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Master Yoda
Young man, i heard you got a degree
I say young man, congratulations from Steve
I say young man, at last you are free
Of that full time school learning
Young man, pick up your guitar
I say young man, i'm sure you'll go far
I say young man, just stay out of the bar
And call all your friends round for jamming
Der der der der der der
It's fun to play with the Y-O-D-A
etc etc
Well done kiddo, and good luck
Steve.
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Rick Shedd
Dana Point, California
USA
Plays: Guitar (48 years)
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CAPTAIN STEEVE,,Point taken,,I wasnt really bashing your opinion,,just the PENNY thing made it sound like u would spend very little if you had a chance to buy STEEVE T's cd...I guess that sounds like a double sided remark...yet reguardless of what (I) think of ones music I would NEVER throw pennies at it.
It takes ALOT of work to make a song that sounds as good as STEEVE T'S,,Like u said,,,ur wife plays,,u should know,,I do respect your rights to judge music,,AS WE ALL HAVE THE SAME RIGHTS BRO,,I guess as a player of the 6 string device that causes many of us to go crazy,,i feel compassion.
THANK YOU FOR THE WELL WISHES,,DA & ANG
HI TO ALL AS WELL........
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Fri Nov 4 '05 4:17:41 pm
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DelfinoPie
Martin Phillips
King Of Monsters
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Yoda
Congrats dude...I hope I get as sweet a result in 4 years time for my degree...
Clarky
Happy birthday...I remember the day I first picked up a guitar...it was an old acoustic with really really old strings that were going black...my mate showed me how to play smoke on the water on the D and G strings...that night I went on the net and found all the major and minor chords...I memorised them all and then the next day showed my friend how to play them...
Ah the good ol' days...
Delfino
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Matt Dorado
Portland, OR
USA
Plays: Guitar (53 years)
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I don't remember the first song but the chord was a D. My hands were small since I was only 4 and so it was the easiest one to finger. That and the big strings hurt!! I also still have my first giutar. It needs a lot of TLC. I will most likely never play it again. I've toyed with the idea of biulding a shadow box for it and hanging on the wall.
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Fri Nov 4 '05 4:51:17 pm
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Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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i finger alot of minors.
OH MY GOSH!!
On guitar of corse...
on a serious note... well its me... on a less sarcastic note...... the first thing i remember learninw as rhcp songs... californication and my friends, th first chords were D.. Amin.... E
:) hey Joe
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Fri Nov 4 '05 4:59:00 pm
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cheese101
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Ya know webmaster Jon.....thanks soooo much for the new stuff you put up and the linkys and all...sooo great and we appreciate all your hard work....
....but......something broke the CHAT!!! :(( It's been down fer 2 days now and I can tell ya...there are fans/chatters out there...me included....that are prolly gnaahhing off their right leg about now in anxiety and anguish....
....I betcha yer workin on it diligently...but I just wanted you to know cuz we're gonna run outta legs to chew off and move on to something more serious...LOL!!! Save us Jon!! Pretty please!! :)
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Miguel Paley
Montreal, Quebeq
Canada
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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Hey joe, just like to say a couple of things, If you read this i guess, My birthday was on halloween (thats right, oct 31... some people say thats creepy...) anyway id just like to thank you for perhaps the most aweomse present ive ever gotten (except maybe my ibanez) Im in montreal and the DVD came out here November 1. I must say its amazing, your playing gets better and better. I can't believe your in vancouver, Im from Colombia (a place where all you guys, joe, steve, yngwie, john, eric etc have huge fanbasses that would love to see you guys go down for a couple of concerts) and I was in vancouver last year for University, saw you on concert there by the way, awesome, and now i transferred to montreal and i just saw that your recording in vancouver, I cant believe it, missed your clinic... Oh well so it goes i guess. Anyway, thanks for the dvd and keep em coming!
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Fri Nov 4 '05 6:42:07 pm
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gotta have Joe
Kayla Whitham
Butte, Mt
USA
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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man something is wrong with the chat... *wink* wink*...web master Jon...
man I would love to talk you Joe in there. That would be cool. It would be better to meet you in real life but if I dont get the chance to do that any time soon, I would love to talk to you in there. I would to talk to you any way I think. It would be awsome. love you. Have a great night!
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mari satch samurai
Boston, MA
usa
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Hello JOe!!
So nice to see you drop by, we all have missed you...... it's always such a pleasure to hear from you!
I hope the recording is going smoothly, not too stressful. I was wondering why you chose Vancouver and not NYC or someother place in the states? Too many distractions? Just curious JOe. We are patiently awaiting your new Album.....
and the next tour as well. I just got back from the UK, photographed 3 VAi shows. Excellent Adventure!
I still hope to become one of your Photographers (Steve's too!). I'll just keep trying. Any advice would be most helpful.
My best to you always.
Mari
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Stevee T
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js1200js1000...steve@stevetrott.com...just need yer post addy....thanks for your interest & support....
Joe Satriani...thanks again for giving us a place to share our love of your music & music itself! Peace
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Fri Nov 4 '05 7:55:06 pm
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georges kury
Paris, Ile De France
France
Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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but what about fender??
i know joe and steve have made the "divine" ibanez but what about the original fender ???
im pretty confused .... though im lookin 4ward to get a new stat...in the end it doesnt matter the number of frets but the freakin sound ... God i miss Jimi H
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Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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Yoda congrats, bro :-)
Capn that was inspired! Excellent! :-)
work at the mo is pretty bad.... the dogs are all fine but some of the people are pretty much useless... makes it so much harder for the peeps who give a damn... i am surrounded by ineptitude.... argh
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michelle
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No chat!!! BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
MR LUINI, since the chat is not working, I think the next proper thing to do would be to mail out a Chat Patch to the chatters so the withdrawel might be a bit easier.
How am I supposed to take care of my friend chee's broke-ass eyeball and talk her through the pain? She was so upset by not being able to get in the chat that she rubbed the stuffin' right outta her eye. Now she's seeing colors and has developed a bad case of Torretts! All because the chat wasn't fixed fast enough. If she starts snorting paint chips, you're paying for rehab!
;-)
Hang on there Red - help is on it's way!
Yoda - congrats!!
I'm still hundreds of posts behind...
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Adrian Johnson
Colorado Springs, CO
USA
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Death Cube K - hey ya! have some new tunes i can check out? did you finally get your own domain name? it seems like you were putting so much effort into the site, but as i recall it was a .Mac site (not to dog Macs of course...in fact i have a quad processor G5 on order :-) if you like, i know of a place that does free hosting if you purchase the domain name there...that's what i did.
been swamped lately...got my dream job doing research and software development at a "think tank", have a year left on my MS degree, and have a topic for my doctoral work, pretty excited :-)
in the grand scheme of things my Master's work isn't all that meaningful, but it's with music and it's fun. i'm creating a system that watches me in 3D space via video and interprets my gestures for music creation. the music creation is done by an artificial neural network that learns to harmonize over time. since i was taking an encryption class i also did some work with steganography. i'm hiding messages in the audio (frequencies) and music (harmonization structures) these days...ie, on the bonus track on my new CD the chords encode the ASCII text that is the password to unlock part of my site with additional content...we'll see how many people figure it out :-)
my doctoral work will be more useful, dealing with brain to computer interfaces. i'll re-use some of my music generation software and have it controlled by neural activity (ie thought) rather than 3D video. the interface technology will be useful for many things, but music will be the "showcase", letting me do things that i simply can't do with 2 hands. i'll also use the music as a financial engine. i'm hoping that the way Joe's amazing guitar enchants people, or Blue Man Group's antics entertain, the use of this technology will create a unique show experience. the CD sales / other music income will go into research, and research will make the music and shows better...a feedback loop...until i can do research / music independently as my *only* job.
what's new with you, man? how's life treating you? working on more T2J material?
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